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She's still going!
And now, at last, I have Munica inflated into the kind of shape I'm most familiar in, full orb style. Working on this character has been a blast, even though she's still pretty new. Who doesn't love a good fluffball moth? I'm sure she has much more in store going ahead...
Commissions will reopen soon, so keep an eye out if you're interested.
EDIT: She wasn't fluffy enough before. I've fixed that now.
And now, at last, I have Munica inflated into the kind of shape I'm most familiar in, full orb style. Working on this character has been a blast, even though she's still pretty new. Who doesn't love a good fluffball moth? I'm sure she has much more in store going ahead...
Commissions will reopen soon, so keep an eye out if you're interested.
EDIT: She wasn't fluffy enough before. I've fixed that now.
Category Artwork (Digital) / Inflation
Species Insect (Other)
Size 4160 x 3120px
File Size 4.94 MB
Listed in Folders
Lots of people do sequences, but a lot of them can be fairly static. The two details I love most about this picture are so because they tell more of a story by working with the previous picture, while being so dynamic and creating an entirely different, complimentary feeling.
The first detail I adore is related to her chest in conjunction with her arms and legs. Aside from boobs, which I mean are nice, the way her chest and limbs weren't inflated in the last picture, but now are, give a nice sense of how tight some parts of her are and how much give other parts, like her belly, would be. The angle she's now at along with her sunken in limbs and the shine really paint the picture of her being tight without needing to go to the nth degree with detail. Her cheeks, little blush do and squished shut eyes do, too, which also gives the impression she's really trying to hold on to the hose to make sure she gets every last bit she can.
The second detail I love is the lighting. The previous picture's light suggested it was something like mid afternoon. Now the sun seems to be setting. Time's passed between pictures and that gives this real smile-inducing feeling of her inflation actually being quite slow and drawn out. Her simply joy makes it easy to imagine her appreciating every inch of size added to her, and that's just lovely to think about her being so happy and enjoying herself so much. It's nice to see inflation that's just so... fun and wholesome. To just see someone be happy. Not enough of that, I feel.
The first detail I adore is related to her chest in conjunction with her arms and legs. Aside from boobs, which I mean are nice, the way her chest and limbs weren't inflated in the last picture, but now are, give a nice sense of how tight some parts of her are and how much give other parts, like her belly, would be. The angle she's now at along with her sunken in limbs and the shine really paint the picture of her being tight without needing to go to the nth degree with detail. Her cheeks, little blush do and squished shut eyes do, too, which also gives the impression she's really trying to hold on to the hose to make sure she gets every last bit she can.
The second detail I love is the lighting. The previous picture's light suggested it was something like mid afternoon. Now the sun seems to be setting. Time's passed between pictures and that gives this real smile-inducing feeling of her inflation actually being quite slow and drawn out. Her simply joy makes it easy to imagine her appreciating every inch of size added to her, and that's just lovely to think about her being so happy and enjoying herself so much. It's nice to see inflation that's just so... fun and wholesome. To just see someone be happy. Not enough of that, I feel.
To be honest, I didn't originally even plan these two images to be a sequence. I just started drawing on orb of moth and eventually thought to myself, "Yeah, this could work with the last one." Making it take place at sundown was an extension of that, since I figured it was a good way to contribute to the visual storytelling. Also, dawn/dusk lighting is just very pretty and I like seeing blimpy characters in the orange light.
And I'm glad you like that she's enjoying it! With all that fluff she's got, she's basically her own comfy bed at this point.
And I'm glad you like that she's enjoying it! With all that fluff she's got, she's basically her own comfy bed at this point.
Wouldn't have been able to tell it wasn't intentional if you hadn't mentioned it. It flows real well and is looks pleasantly satisfying.
The orange dusklight is absolutely delightful. Seeing more of it on occasion would be super nice~
It's nice to just... see people be happy. I can't describe it any better. Seeing someone having pure, unabashed happiness is just lovely and satisfying in the nicest way. So thanks for that and the descriptor of 'comfy bed'. So very nice.
The orange dusklight is absolutely delightful. Seeing more of it on occasion would be super nice~
It's nice to just... see people be happy. I can't describe it any better. Seeing someone having pure, unabashed happiness is just lovely and satisfying in the nicest way. So thanks for that and the descriptor of 'comfy bed'. So very nice.
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